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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
THE TRAIN ROBBEIs
Is Expected to Arrive in Los Ar.
geles this Morning.

SAN DIEGO, July 2S.-A. Mcqueen,
the arrested Arizona robber who was
caught at National City last night, left
for Los Angeles in charge of two Off
GERS this afternoon. Some damaging
evidence was found in his room at the
time of the arrest, and Marshal Risley
said to-day that he was confident that
they have the right man and that
Mcqueen is the leader of the gang.
He. was also of the opinion that the
arrest of the balance of the robbers is
only a question OF a short time. They
are now believed to be in the Mexican
territory, not far from the line below
this city. Several women are con-
nected with the affair, and it is thougEst
here that communication has been
carried on between the outlaws aupd
their friends on American soil
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
THE GRAIN CROP.
A Good Yield Promised i'm SAN
Luis ObispO County.

SAN LUIS OBIspo, July 28.-Re-
turns from the harvest fields indicate
a slight falling off from last year of
wheat, and of barley an increase Of
nearly 100 per cent. Tho yield of both
is so per cent more than was expected
three months ago and the quality is
excellent. The yield of barley on the
coast is enormous, going from sixty to
-eighty-eight bushels per acre. The
wheat yield on the coast is double the
usual quantity, but east of the mount
aims is generally light, though some
very large yields are reported.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
THE SAN DIEGO EXPRESS
Delayed by a Burned bridge II
the TemeculR Canon.

SAN DIEGO, July 2S.--The train
which should have reached this city
at 5 :25 last evening did not arrive till
3 O'Clock this morning. The cause Of
the delay was the burning of a bridge
in Temec,,la Canon, six miles from
Fallbrook. Trains were held at Ma,
tional City until about noon noon to-day l,Sl and
the morning exp" p."ess from the NORTH NORTH
was several hours ia1S. Passefssers
and mails were transfe vred and a iarge
force is at work repairing the stfqetare,
with the expectation of having tne
work completed by to-moi row motn- M
ing. The loss to the railroad company
is reported to be about $500. 4 spare
from passing engine cause' 1ne
damage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
THE NATIONAL GAME.
eSterday'S Contests Between
Rival RalI.uIaver.

BROOKLYN, July 28.-Cincinnati, s;
Brooklyn, I.
New York, July 2S.-Metropolitans,
3; Cleveland, 4.
BALTIMORE, July 2S.-Baltimore, 4 +;
st. Louis, 5.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-Athletics,
3; Louisville, 4.
DETROIT VS.. NEW YORK.
DETROIT. July 2S.-Pitcher Gruber,
recently of Hartford, was put in the
box for the Detroits to-day, and
pitched good game, but his support
at times was poor. He was rather
wild giving eight bases on balls, but
at critical times he steaded down
nicely, with three singles and triple.
Detroit scored three in the first, New
York tied the score in the third. De-
troit took lead of one in the fifth,
but the visitors in the seventh again
tied the score. Ewing made a triple,
and scored on sacrifice in the eighth.
The game was the hardest seen here
this season. Score Detroit, 4; New
York, 5.
INDIANAPOLIS VS.. WASHINGTON.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 25.-The game
to-day between the indianapolis and
Washington clubs was marked by
strong batting, fine fielding and ex-
cellent all-round play by the home
team, and weakness and inefliciency
on the part of the Washingtons.
Score-1ndianapolis, Is; Washing
tons, 8.
CHICAGO VS.. BOSTON.
CHICAGO, July 2S.-Chicago beat
Boston to-day without much effort.
Flint was retired early with broken
finger and Daily took his place. Chi
cago earned all her runs, and the
5000 spectators were very enthusias-
tic. Van Haltern made beautiful
hit in the first inning for home run.
The work of all the Chicago team was
fine. Score-Boston, Chicago, 10.
PHILADELPHIA VS.. PITTsBURG.
PIrTsBURG, July 2S.-The Philadel-
phias won to-day's game in the sec
ond inning on Beecher's errors.
Pittsburg had most of the base hits
to their credit, but they failed to use
the bat effectively at the proper time.
Score Pittsburg 2, Philadelphia 4. 81
RESULT OF A CONTRACT.
STOCKTON, July 2S,-The manage
ment of the A. & G.. baseball club to-
day enjoined Pitcher Larrigan from
playing with the Pioneers at San
Francisco on next Sunday A con-
stable is to be present at the game to
arrest Larrigan and bring him back
for sentence for contempt of court if
h !, starts to play. An injunction was
granted on the strength of the con-
tract claimed by the A. & G.'s.
DIsUNIoN THREATENED.
New YORK, July 28.-The Sun says
that another startling baseball sensa-
ton was started yesterday. 1t was
said that at least four of the American
Association clubs were to resign unless
the percentage system was adopted.
Chris. Vonderake made the first break,
and the Louisville, Cleveland and
Metropolitan clubs are backing him.
Taken all together, things are very
blue, and a crash in baseball may be |
expected unles the great few give in.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
ANOTHER TELEGRAPH LINE
To be Built Between San Fran.
cisco and Los Angeles.

SAN Francisco, July 2S.-The pub
lished statement is made here that a
movement is under way among some
capitalist in this city and Los Angeles
to build an Independent telegraph
line from this city to the southern por-
ton of the State. The company will
incorporate with a capital of 5000, 900,
and the purpose is to build to Los An
geles first and thence to San Diego,
Phoenix and other poin,s in Arizona
and Southern California. Overtures
have been made to the Southern Pa
cific company for the privilege to erect
line upon its right of way.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
The Trouble Err ded.

NoGALEs, July 2S--The tie-up strike
on the New Mexico, Arizona and So
nora Railroad at this place is virtually
at an end, and trains are again run
ming regularly without interruption.
During the trouble there were no par
ticular hostile demonstrations on the
part of the dissatisfied brakemen and
a good many of them returned to work
after consultations with the officials.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
Brought Back.

SAN Francisco, July 2S.-Among
the arrivals from Seattle to-day was
United States Marshal T. j. Hamilton,
of Washington Territory, with G. w.
Sawyer, a Benson surveyor, in custo-
dy. Sawyer was indicted for perjury
and conspiracy by the Federal Grand
Jury several months ago, but was not
until last week. He was
turned over to United States Marshal
Franks, but afterwards gave bail.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
Prohibition Work.

CHICAGO. July 2S.-The chairman
of the National Committee Prohibition
Party to-day issued a call for meet
ing of that committee in Chicago ON
November 10th next to fix the time
and place for the national nominating
convention of 1888 etc.
On November 18th a general con-
ference of Prohibitionists is to DO held
here for consultation and suggestions
and invitation is extended to all nem-
bers OF the party to be present.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
CONNECTING TESTI uONY
OfHered iss the Trial of sine l8o0d.
nens Yesterday.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-Robert Hill, OF
tle wholesale dry goods firm OF Starn
u Hill, testified to-day in the Doodle
Trial that in order to obtain trade from.
the county he had to present wardens
Varnell. McGarigle and Frey with.
Iabout $lS00 worth of merchandise,
yearly sor their personal use.
w. H. Gray detaile the manner in
which he turned over $1,000 to, the
gang Sor giving him ala, artesian we'll
contract.
Three OF defendants lawyers Mills,
Ingham and Forest 0-day Withdrew
from. the case absolutely.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
THE LITTLE LEHIGH
OverflOws Its ksAnkS-A Wntexy
Vi1ta.

READING, Pa, July 2S.--Owing to
the recent storms and swelling of
small streams, tlse Little. Lehigh river
this morning overiowed its banks and
the water dashed into a large number
of iron ore mines in Long Swamp
township, this county. Some Of the
shafts are $50 feet deep and are all
filled up, and the fifteen acres OF
ground where the mines. are situated
are covered with water, presenting the
appearance OF a good sized lake. Men
are out of employment in consequences,
and many of them had narrow escapes
as the water rushed into the mines
very rapidly. The loss to owners is
very heavy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
A Mining Venture.

PORTLAND, Ogn., July 2S.-S. G.
Reed, N. T. Kellogg and Martin
Winch have filed articles Of incorpor-
alton OF the Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Mining and Concentrating Company
with a capital stock of 5000, 900 to
operate mines in the Ceur D'Alene
district, Idaho.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
Fears of a Wheat Crash.

SAN Francisco, July 2s.-In the
afternoon session of the Produce Ex-
change to-day, wheat, seller 1887, sold
at $2.l1, an advance of six cents in
one day. The volume Of business was
light for the reason that many dealers,
brokers and bankers fear that crash
is impending.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
Twelve rIen Killed.

BLooMTNGToN, Ill.,, July 2S.-The
railway accident here yesterday was
caused by section hands mistake in
connection with the bridge fire.
Twelve persons died from their in
juries and at least thirty injured, most
of them slightly. The track was
blocked nine hours. The killed and
injured were nearly all employees OF
the construction train.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
Freight Train wrecked.

Ann. ,UERoUE, N. V, July 2S.--An
ocoidout, GA freight train last night
,oou1un,,. ms, Ariz., on the Atlantic
ned aiedr padia " litia abroad, caused the death
anu az p,1 maclncl John Sparks, ofStewarts-
OF praKemah considerable damage
vine, va, an. cars of lumber are
10 properly. 81 Wy destroyed by fire.
reported as tota. ccident is unknown
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
indians on the Warpath.

LoRDspuRa, N. NJ, July 2S.-On
Sunday five Indians, supposed to DO
hostile, opened fire on Henry Pinny
as he was on his way to new silver
strike near Alma. He returned the
fire and fled to Aims. A posse has
started out to investigate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
TayIor,s Death.Plaee Unknown.

SALT LAKE Cry, Utah, July 2S.-
Taylor's body still lies at the Gardo
house and will be transferred to the
tabernacle early tomorrow. Thirty
eight thousand people viewed Brigham
Young's remains, but it is not believed
half that number will pass Tayeor's
bip.,. The church papers religiously
abstain from giving any further facts
70, ,cerning Taylor's death so that the
pla, e and cause are still shrouded in
mysl cry.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
A Catholic Chieftaim.

TACOMA, July 2S.-Father Hylabas,,
OF Shis city, was at the recent meeting
of Catholic priests in Vancouver,
CHOSEN as Vicar General of the diocese
OF Washington Territory.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
I'm Pace.
ReUuiesCnt

a, "A pontlncal
io'r"ND' 'uiy 20 ,brated to-day
ie4uieih mass was oe'' the repose of
IN the cathedral here for hers. The
the soul of Archbishop Sc. zones were
cathedral main altar and tn. ces were
draped in black The serv Gross,
conducted by Archbishop
assisted by the clergy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
CALIFORNIA BRANDY.
An Enormous Shipment for Euro.
peau COusu nptiOu.

pean nCOnSuIthpt1Ons
ST. HELENA, July 2S.-Walden &
Co. of Philadelphia have just with
drawn 1SS barrels and 200 half barrels
Of brandy from bonded warehouse
here snd and also 800 barrels from a
Sacramento bonded warehouse for
export to Bremen to be shipped by
the ship "Langdale" now in San
Francisco. This is the largest
amount of brandy ever shipped from
California at any one time. The
shipment is considered to be worth
between $40 900 and $50, 0,G00.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
A New York Herald spt
saws that United States Con,

says That United States Com
George telegraphed to Consn
General Phelan on Wednesday
that the collector at Touris, Prince Ed.
wards island, had refused to allow
the fourteen men captured in seine
boats on Sunday to go home in the
fishing vessel. These men when taken
had only their shirts and trousers and
the Charlottetown consul thought
this hard treatment, and telegraphed
here for instructions. The reply OF
Phelan was promptly sent to send
the men home by the first vessel sail
ing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-29
OLD WORLD NEWS.
why yhe Drop i'm Ru swfan stocks
Took Place i'm Germany.


BERnzS, July 23.-The Berlin Posi-,
In an article ON Russian securities,
says that the ukase of March 26th
shook the foundation ofiGermany's
confidence in the security OF real and
PERSONAL property in Russia. Public
discussion" says the paper: ''has dis
closed the questionable character of
the Russian credit, and had,t the ukase
not been Issued, Russia migsH possibly
still enjoy the blind and undeserved
confidence of German investors"
TO BE ROYALTY RECEI 7ED.
LONDON, july 28.-Prince Ferdi-
nand is expected at Sofia early in Au-
gust to take the oath of Olive. The
Bulgarian government has sent to the
officials of the various townesthrough
which the Prince will pass an, order to
receive the new ruler with due honor.
BoUIASGEa's PuGNACITg.
RARis, July 29--Le Courie~du Soit
reports that Genesal Boulanger has
requested ofiicial permission 10 chal-
lenge-M. Fs1rv'tes fight duel, ON ac-
couakof thsex-pssi@icr's sreceEs speech
ut Epinal.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-01-08

A % moment b sour ouvrit b porte d
rAppastemsus oA Sl1e s'ttait sst;s6e.
"Appslss.vous, moasieure edsmanda.t-slls.
Mon" 6t-l dua Gens d We.
Ello reutsa n(anooins. Lusienne - ~
muait plss. ~
ale rai fatiguSs, dit Raoul
N faut p.sadss sasds. dit \ sessr On
snveloppant dun regard attsndi i frels
creature qui para;ssait aniantis sous b po;ds
Do b sou6saass. CspsadAat, meesisur, cst.
b immebiliAS . eslA d boa eu'slls rs;dera
peut-etrs I. seadoemir. PouEquoi MALES
vous pes an pea ches vousf"
Rsoul h6sitait n - dieida sn6n I eagpsr
- chambes. s.sts,
ny resta, bs;sS, allant dune idSs rautre,
sans savoif ! laouslls q dsvait sarreter.
Tsnt6t les paroles d = femme - l8 sem.
blaient montsse que de sinistsss chimSrss.
Tantot olDeo V6souua3eut \ - grizzlies con.
No dss pevllaGious tsss kuigmatiques, mais
RELIES. I'm tous GO, un fait dsmsurait hors
do douts. Lucieune ravait W jouse ohps
loe GSrard G elle eoouaieeait g suiet ~
mentss du baron De Charolles.
IL jeupe homme dit tristsmeut
Loe femmes p6n4treut tont JauSais
- b savoir = j. ne sessis 6psrgnS bisa De
peiueas f
u sassasAa pourtant snx psastes qui h
tostuaisot, s,Sssit 1evant 90 baro6u q
tssivk ! = nass poo. h psSvsnir que Lu-
e;sens ttait kse ualads.
n eachsla - lsttrs. Aloes q peit uus -.
condo Ssuills d papisr, trsmpe Dc nouvsan
% plume daDs vsnesiss; puis... j 9d6cAit. II
- d6eida q tcsivit:
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BUREAU: RIVE GAUCHE,
lUN MILE st DBNI
De uEGLISE ST. PIERRE.

ment dams des vases contenant de reau ct
des temperatures varixbles depuis IS de-
gres jusqnA 4 degrea. On ssvait dejA, du
rsete, que, pOur combattre Ia tendance
Qu'ont lea pieds a ~ rsfroidir chez certai.
nea personDes, le meillrur mOyen est de les
plonger souvent dans rsau chande. C'est
sout les precautions one la physiologie ct
reccmmandent de psendrs pour
combattrs lrs rhumes. PariOns que lhiver
proclaim nous verrons plus de foulards quo
jamais entOurer le cOu des frileux. o sainte
routine!
HENRI DE PARvILLE.
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dune fois, lfut emu su voyant que ls dslirs
oui affranehissait Lucisuns do touts con.
tsaints, No faisait qu'acesntuer ID tendresss
avsc laquslls h jsuns femme prononsait son
nom. ~ --... .-..
Hsursussmsut, b misux - ft bisnt6t ssn-
tir dams pitat Do h nalads; st, uns fois OBJ
tsnu, il s'accrut implement.
Al bout Do vingt jour., ID jeuns famine
entra on couvalescence. La religienss, que
d'autrss soins rsclamaisnt, u quit{A !quslqus
temps apr2s.
Peu 4 psu, Luc;snns put secommsncer I
partager - journSs entire quelques exercicss
Dc pi1tS, quelquss lectures st.lss causeries
que lui psrmsttait b presence plus frsqasnss
de Rsoul.
Plusisurs fois, avsrt;s Do lheurs lsquells
leur esndrs ssrait sort, n. ct Mme Dc Bari
Sta;snt venus voie leur file. Ma;s lee eondi-
tons dams lesquelles cstts visite await leu
<taiant. trop piniblas pour qu'slle - ssnou-
vslat souveut. Chasun b ssntait, et h jeu-
No femme attendait avso impatienoe 10 mo-
mont Oh slls pourrait reprsndre slls.m6me 10
shsmin do h dsmsure Do sss parents.
En- attendant, slle eonstatait que Raoul
u'svait r;su psrdu de- son aiF sombre. Les
inquiStudss qufl await pu coneevoir sur 10
santS Dc @ femme staient entiAremsnt dissi.
pSes, Of il coussrvait sur con front, dams ses
regards, cote morne tristesss Que, depuis
lsur sSiour "a Croisic, Lucisnne await si SOU
vent remarquSe. Cette tristesss s'accusait
name davantage 1 chaqus fois quill sortait.
On aurait dit que sur 10 seuil dc - de'nsure,
20 tsnait quelqus genie fatal, lui jetant M
passage dss paroles nsnacantss on dssoIees.
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GMALADlES De LA SAIS0N.

C~at 10 saison dea rhumes ct dee refrOi-
diassm~nts. On n'ent~nd. de tons c6tfs,
Que gene Qni tOuasent ct ~ lamemtent. ST.
9nea de On de aaison On p~ut partager
l'hGmanit6 en- gens Qui s'enrhnment toms
lee ionrs ct on r<fractair~s ans beoaehites.
Tout depend Dc Ia constitution indisidHel.
le, bien eutendn. It des pr<cantio1s one Ton
prend pour - defendre contrs rhamidit6 It
contre lee courants d'air fioida.
Sous 10 rapport dee pr6cautiona, 10 fonle
- disiae aaaai su deux eatSgOries, lee par.
tiaans dec vStemsnts oaat6s, dee cache neg,
du emu gasanu jnsQu'aax ossillss, etc., ct
lee partiaasa da strict n6ceasairs, st sertout
da con libre ct d6cosvert. L. Goa libse,
sil soaa plait! Lee argWmeuts - er0isent
do part ct d'sntre: 10 diaaenti0ent est
vieax CONNIE 10 monde. Chaeun . raisOn
drpuis dee aiAcles anasi 10 caclse.nes ct lee
e"os d6couverts eontinuent ! circwler dane
lee rues pen prAa On nombra Agal Dc 10
Saint. Abibs Ii Saint. Epaphrodits.
II est certain que loesqu'oa - habitu6 .
s'~wtoarer 10 ccu 10 fouIaSss ee-g~asa ca
a.ys de sen paaasr, on gaGns m bon shu
me. Avec lea precautions lee plas minu.
tie"sss, On n'6ehapPe pc "a NAL an con.
traise. on rappelle. Ii psaa perd I'habi'
tude Dc s&a9ir; ell y plsee pour II plWs
petit ssisisssaent Do raic, lea sgsts rtflsses
sstrsot sa irs st ls rhuas p6wAtss On nj.
tsa. Qss d hsoncl,ites ga6a<ss - ssseie
des th6atuea, dee sOir6es. dea eoWeestal UW
l<err eourant d'air d<plae6 .lse deatsll~s
dn cessage. u s'est fsn6l6 jus,uA IL poitri.
NJ c'sat Ani, Ie NAL eas daas u place. Oa
peat s'enrhamer par lee maini comme psr
IL cou. Dee maina ordiuaitssoSdt gsnt6ra
exp066sa par aventure nues . m air froid
ct humide, On - refroidissaut brasQuenent,
mettr0nt 90 jsu 10 sysaAme nsrseas u u'ss
faadra pee dsvantage pour d6termi"er de-
alEectious catasrhalsa Of dee in6smmati0ns
dee muquenses naasles. etc. II J z danger
I ex,,ossr l'sir humids ct glacial toutes
lee pastisa d u psaa ordinaiVsaret rsoou.
vsstss. C'~se seses dire Qu'0W diminusra
de bsa~cs.Wp lsa chaoe-s Dc s'eashWmss en
habilaast 10 paae sstis ~ intem p6ries de-
l'air. lie psaaipses hyas"th6eapienAs 80
Aises aeot ! 90 point d vue tr6e r1cacea.
Toate paslis d 10 psaa Sal pest Sire aeei.
a~utsllemeut sspesis faction diseete dm
froid bea"in. poas Qu'il ne . krs1eias Pee
% d6sUssirss nssvess, d'Strs acessstHm6s
dee iapseeeioss taergiqnsss eootoet svee
l'san. .ftoid~. cesnne d'ais, ste.
On ~ s'snrhuWs pa PER 10 viaags esu.
ataomene laias6 ! l'aisj ~ ~ 6sssAs0s
pas per lee maina nOa gsst6es. Lee en.
fants qai msrchrut jamb-s paes ne s'snrhu.
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.LUCIENNE
Nv.
Ag00

Sums.
EIls sseasda auiour d'sl1e.
"DiAss-ls-moi, repsit.u, st ysFaebssai
Resul d'satre - mains. 'io'v
-veusi SAtesia-t-Slls, vousi
-0d, ~! peurvu qus + sas6s b v(uit6.
-No0 - oe0moe 20 oopls.
--llais Z, ksa ssuls.
-Nea, y toutss ess esmmss...
NE . neus sotsadspt pae -
-Appeo6Aes aloss, appeeches eneosU.
1eseSsS, test ~ tost bas Losasas . jost
ma toetuue...
Ia Chasollss n gagntsi" dit Raod %
hoodisaaat.
u = lsvs, somms i IN resort = jstait
sse sss pisds.
"Oa seIa { asand Z dit-il hors Dc lui
g vsix, jueQu'aless ninagis, vibsa q Soet,
cue Lssisene, suhiasasot s6ray6s, ttsadit
= nsia pess b sspoussss, st - teusnast
vess h uarail1ss
"As ssessss iit-slls, ct hoaos n ilit
peus."
Elle - easAa b visaes dana - sssillas
poue plnD y voie n rsuiendss.
"1sa Dissi &t.l avsc aneO;sss, j vais
h tuse!"
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precipitan. v~rs ellie. oh Irs as.tu mis-, lee
morceanxs Je seuX lea voir.
Jentendis en- CO moment des gemisae.
n,enta dsus Ia ehambrv voisine. Jr pOus-
sai 10 porte ct j. Vie Julie, ma petite Julie,
I'm train ds plenrer devaut lee debris dun
sup~rhe bel,4.
Mon enfant!
Mes y~ux allaient dc Jslis 1 - more
avengi&s par lee 'armea.
Figure. .t0i, me dit ma femme. Je rs.
vais vu v~nir. ct pour sal"er ton arrives,
il m i&tais mia faire asuter dams NEE bras
ls b&b6-eaheau de- notre AMI n. Dnsand,
--Qnand un faux mOuvement me 'a fait
tOmb~r dee o,ains.
-C'Stait done 10 b&b6!
All! ma cheris, dis.je en- preuant Ju.
lie dana mss bias, c'est ton tonr de me don.
ner 10 vie! Tons Ia millions do Ia terrs
No pourraient payer lee d6bris de t0n h.
b. Nets ton chspesu; nous irons ehes
Girouy.
CAMILLE LENoxSIYR.
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"Nadame.-" 20
II s'azreta, rsgaraa 20 not. Tout l coap,
1 coup, Il saisit b fsuills eur laquslls i va
nait Do ls traces, b fro;ssa, - pr;t me autse
q Scsivit: s.sise.
INA maes...
II sfntsrrompit encore.
"Tant pie, dit-l. Celia NJ eoov;snt, apsss
tout"
"Lucisons s'est enrhumSs, ells ~ pourra
pas - ssudrs prss d woes dici ! 'quslque
temps. Ne vous iuqui@tss pas. Teepaes
que oetts indisposition ezra bisnt6t pass6e.
AGrSes, ma m4re, pour vous q pour mon
pAfe, rassurance dee sentimental"
n s'arrsta encore st ostas lois plus league
msot. Do quels mots allait-l - sesvir. pour
qualiAse 80 sentiments A ess malheursux
parents hannis du foysr Cd 10 ansaient da
occupsr uue place dhonnsus, pouvait.il of-
fir SON respect et soa d3v6osmenti Tout
sutrs tsems ssrait plus blessant qus b r.
leuoe.
II Ct un gssts dfupaiencs, dSchiA - let-
tre, psit uns troisiems feuills st Serit dun
tsait: .t
"Mms Raoul Msuvoisin, - trsuy.nt m
dispos6s, ~ pous1n pas avoir b plaisir Do
- rsodrs ess jouss-ei ehes y. q 4me Do
0as6. Elle ~ pris Do NJ 20 sfnquittr et
lsur fess donnse chaqus jour Dc - nouvel.
-, jusquH - qu'ells puisss lsur On porter
sus-mSme, - qui, sans doute, ssra bient6t."
II relut ces quelques lignes. b bvrs -
plissait sous mn souTirs dune profoode amer
tuna.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-01-08
CHARLES LASSElGNE,
eDITEUR.REDAcTeUR.


L'homme est mschant quand meme,
Et 90 trists animal,
Quill haIsse 0u quil Anne,
Nest bon que pour ls NAL.
L'autre matin, l l'hsnrs
On le soleil levant
Dun rayon dor ef1eure
Ne porto de dsvant,
Je pelletais In terre
Au fond de mon jardin,
PREDOMINANT sans mystSro
Un air du temps mondaiu.
Mais j'Stais--choss sAre-
Tras gai 60 matin-la,
Ayant aux pisds chaussure
Ou sabots que VOLTA
e csrtss, sur ma We
Pslletant Of b6chant,
Je n'svais Aulls cuvie
De nal on Do m6chant.
ASchant!... Pour ne plus retse,
J'avais pris, Ian dernisr,
Les sabots et ls. guetre
Ou pauvTe jardinier.
J'avais quits b vile
OA, gen6ralement,
Orgueillsux ou ssrvile,
L'homne tsahit q tneut.
j heehais demo cans crime,
Tout ssul et doe courbS,
Nodouuant nm rims
Pour h H3pAaof6t;
Quand ma btchs fstals, t,.
Sans ysux, sans loi, sans epur, 81
Horriblsment brutale
Sous mon cabot vainqusur,
Jsta, prssque sans tets
Et nourant De % fait,
On grillon, psuvre bite
Qui ~ m'avait rien fat.
- J. O., jardinier.